• Attractively presented two bedroom mid terrace cottage with far reaching panoramic views of town +
• Converted from an historic coaching inn in the mid 1980's +
• Beamed ceilings to open plan ground floor +
• Kitchen with built in appliances +
• Two double bedrooms, principal bedroom with stunning views +
• Living Room with double glazed stable door, panoramic views to the west and arch to kitchen +
• Bathroom with white suite including vanity wash hand basin with cupboard under +
• Gas fired central heating and all mains services +
• Split level gardens include low maintenance rear patio and terraced patio with sitting out area +
• Slightly elevated position above road with a forecourt area utilised for car parking +

Conversion of a former coaching inn to provide a two bedroom terraced cottage with a slightly elevated position and panoramic views of Bridgnorth from the living room and principal bedroom.

This delightful, attractively presented mid terrace two double bedroom cottage was converted from an historic former coaching inn with a distinctive roof line in the mid 1980's, it now represents a bright and comfortable home with exposed beam ceilings and quite stunning panoramic views to the west across the River Severn Valley that include historic Bridgnorth High Town, Pan Pudding Hill, Severn Valley Railway, Cliff Railway and the churches of St. Leonards and St. Marys. Slightly raised above Bernards Hill the forecourt area to the front is used for car parking away from the roadside, the gardens to the rear include a paved patio area and steps up to a terraced and further paved patio with a barbecue and sitting out area and a garden shed, from this vantage point the full extent of the U shaped former coaching inn can be taken in. A covered area provides communal storage for bin storage and allocated garden storage.

The historic and aspirational market town of Bridgnorth is conveniently situated for commuters, with routes by car or bus, to Telford and Kidderminster via the A442, Stourbridge and Shrewsbury via the A458 and Wolverhampton and the west midlands conurbation via the A449. Bridgnorth has a wide variety of amenities including well regarded schools for children of all ages, a doctors surgery, a selection of supermarkets, local and high street shops, pharmacies, opticians, traditional public houses, restaurants, a characterful theatre and petrol stations at vantage points. The town, subject to a siege during the English Civil War, is rich in history and features a castle ruin leaning at an angle greater than the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Cliff Railway between Low Town and High Town is the steepest inland railway in the country.